I remember when I was 10 years old AT&T had a video conferencing phone for just $1000 on display in the store where my mom took me to pay the phone bill.
Many years later, Motorola was talking big about the Motorola V3x which had a video conference phone camera.
Still later we get laptops with built in webcams and for the most part, I regularly never use the webcam for IM/chat because you can only use it with one person at a time (unless your in a room) and #2, some people feel weird about allowing people to see them through their computer.
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I remember when I was 10 years old AT&T had a video conferencing phone for just $1000 on display in the store where my mom took me to pay the phone bill.
Many years later, Motorola was talking big about the Motorola V3x which had a video conference phone camera.
Still later we get laptops with built in webcams and for the most part, I regularly never use the webcam for IM/chat because you can only use it with one person at a time (unless your in a room) and #2, some people feel weird about allowing people to see them through their computer.
and now that you're 11, it is only $700. My how technology works.